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Daily
News
Thursday,
July
30,
1953
Canada
Becomes
Nation
Without
Fear
from
a
warld
at
war.
PRINCE
of
PIRATES
In
Color
by
Technicolor
STARRING
JOHN
DEREK
-
BARBARA
RUSH
Average
Woman
Considers
Job
Secondary
lo
That
of
Wife
Televised
Speech
By
Socred
Halted
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
"gentlemen's
agreement"
cancelled
a
Vancouver
Social
Credit
candidate's
planned
television
speech.
Leslie
R.
Peterson
had
planned
to
broadcast
over
the
Bel-lingham
TV
station
last
night.
But
a
wire
from
national
Social
Credit
leader
Solon
Low
told
Mr.
Peterson
he
would
be
violating
a
"gentlemen's
agreement"
among
national
party
leaders.
NEW
YORK
(AP)
What
holds
I
generations
of
suffragettes
and
women
back?
'rqual
rights
crusaders,
Is
just
the
LONDON
CP)
Urnest
Walking,
British
auth,r
and
radio
eommentator,
says
he
thinks
Canada
will
carry
the
"torch
lit
toy
Europe"
farther
than
any
Other
cour.try.
Just
back
from
a
three-month
visit,
Watkins
said
in
a
BBC
broadcast
he
Is
convinced
a
new
pattern
of
society
is
growing
In
Canada,
something
different,
fresh,
exciting
not
just
a
copy
of
the
United
States.
tive
reason
for
learning
she
will
starve
if
she
does
not."
Difference
No.
2
was
the
American
Revolution.
Americans
were
left
with
a
belief
that
they
had
to
tnrow
off
the
yoke
of
Europe,
particularly
Britain,
by
violence.
Canada
grew
to
freedom
naturally,
as
a
child
grows.
"Canada
is
the
one
country
in
the
Americas
of
European
stock
which
has
become
a
nation
without
fear
of
Europe,
without
resentment
of
Europe."
One
big
difference,
he
said,
Is
that
U.S.
industrial
techniques
were
developed
mainly
to
satisfy
a
home
market,
making
her
a
"self-regarding"
country.
Canada,
on
the
other
hand,
received
her
view
of
the
world,
as
had
Britain,
from
international
trade.
"One
might
say
that
the
United
States
is
learning
about
the
rest
of
the
world
reluctantly,
lest
she
be
hurt
If
she
does
not.
Canada
has
a
more
posi
same
as
it
always
has
been:
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
What
holds
women
back
Also
Cartoon
-
News
"World
At
Your
Feet"
"Hollywood
Fun
Festival"
Shows
7
9:00
It
is
a
basic
fact
of
human
i
This
is
the
subject
of
research
by
members
of
the
National
Federation
of
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Clubs,
as
voiced
recently
by
their
president,
Helen
O
Irwin
of
Des
Moines,
Iowa.
And
the
answer,
after
all
these
CAPITOl
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FAMOUS
PLAYERS
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2
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Ttie
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welcome
At
Wallace's
Of
Course
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SALE
NOW
IN
PROGRESS
Here's
lots
more
of
Wallace's
well-known
Clearance
Values,
folks.
Every
item
listed
is
headline
news
and
when
you
get
all
these
values
in
one
sale,
there's
only
one
explanation.
It's
got
to
be
Wallace's,
of
course.
Come
on
in
while
the
picking
is
good.
No
exchanges,
please,
on
sale
goods,
so
make
sure
it
's
what
you
want.
SMS
nature
that
few
women
consider
a
career
more
important
than
husband,
children
and
a
home.
They
have
careers,
yes,
because
of
economic
necessity
for
the
most
part.
But
in
a
pinch,
faced
with
a
choice
between
complete
dedication
to
office
or
home,
the
home
usually
wins
In
a
walk.
JOB
SECONDARY
There
are
more
working
women
today
than
ever
before.
For
instance,
approximately
one-third
of
the
United
States
working
force
are
women.
Many
of
them
are
highly
successful,
too,
in
every
field
from
banking
to
brick-laying.
But
the
normal
woman
considers
even
a
top-brass
job
in
business
or
industry
secondary
to
her
main
job
as
a
successful
human
being
tn
the
multiple
role
of
wife,
mother
and
homemaker.
That's
why
most
women
don't
go
all
out
to
be
president
of
the
company
or
boss
of
the
shop,
even
when
they
spend
eight
hours
a
day
helping
earn
the
family
income.
Such
ambition
requires
a
singleness
of
purpose
that
leaves
no
room
for
all
the.
other
feminine
duties
and
Joys.
Of
course,
a
few
women
have
made
the
choice
in
favor
of
personal
ambition,
have
shut
the
door
on
family
responsibilities
and
devoted
all
their
efforts
to
reaching
the
top
of
their
chosen
careers.
But
most
of
them
find
it's
rather
lonely
at
the
top.
RARE
CASES
Over
150
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You'll
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All
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If
they're
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prices,
pay
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price
only.
If
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the
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some
cases
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have
been
able
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complete
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